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All cattle branded as above are the property of the undersigned. Ear marks: Square crop off the left, un 'derbit in the right. Range, Mogollon Mountains. P. O. Address, Flag staff, Ariz. AL, DOYLE.
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 s The Lady of the Lake, by Sir Wal. ter Scott,
 9 In Cupid's Net, by Bertha Clay,
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 II Lady Gwendolines Dream, by Ber- tha Clay.
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 I4 John Bowerbanks Wife, by Miss Mulock.
 IS The Gray Woman, by Mrs Gaskell
 10 Sixteen Complete Stories by popular authors.
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 I9 Grimm's Stories for the Young.
 70 Manual of Eliuuette
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-26
/ Owe Ny Life.
CHAPTER I.
81 was taken sick q year SGD
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With bilious fever
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! shrunki
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CHAPTER IL
Maiden, Mass, Feb. /, 1856. Gentlemen
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The first bottle
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The second made me as vel and
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Hardened Liver.

Five years ago l broke down with
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The Friend of Woman

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-29

to."-New York Times. He will appear
IN Doucet's opera house Monday evening.
One OF our young men asks; "Where
are the bright girls OF thepast9" tn, "a,
young man, ta-ta. Some Of them are
administering copious doses Of paragoric
TO the bright girls Of the future
Some Of the society young ladies met
NJ the residence Of Mrs. McCourt
Tuesday evening and organized Chau-
tauqua reading circle. All those who
wish to join this circle are requested 20
meet at Miss Matte HOLSTERS Tuesday
evening at seven.
The Alden Benedict Monte cristo"
company had $500 honse at Bay City
last night. Mr. Benedict will put up "A
forfeit Of 81 900 Monday when he reaches
this city, that he will guarantee as good
nm entertainment as ever given there
Saginaw Sunday Herald
First quarterly service oi the NJ T..
church will bc held Sunday November
3. After morning service Sacrament Of
the Lords supper win be administered.
Thursday evening November 10, the
Presiding Elder, A. Bartlett, of Marquette
win hold quarterly conference.
Officer Prince was put under the pain.
iul necessity Of putting Paul Wiegelc Ia
the cooler Tuesday, as he had been in.
duging IN little too much 'stopsy
turvey'' in celebrating the event Of the
arrival OF his wife who came over from
"vatherland' Monday. Dave had quite
a struggle with his man but he got there
just the same.
Society gossips oi Florence now have
something over which 20 wag their ton
sues, in the shape Of an elopement, which
took place few days ogo. The principle
parties are Anthony Charlebois, lum
herman, and Miss Kate Genery, Of In
dian parcntage. The pair had partici
pated in the affairs Of courtship for =
period OF only about three weeks, wher
a fight was agreed 10 after the guardian
OF the young lady refused 70 allow ths
suitor 20 pay further attention TO her
which resulted as above
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RANGE ROUND UP.

Typhoid fever has found its way to
Escanaba, and new cases are reported
every day.
The Industrial World, Of Iron Noun
tain, calls the range, Of that city, mud
scow, wonder IL the range has been
throwing mud at its neighbors.
The first 'toot" Of the great ''iron
horse" will be heard in Manistique within
a couple OF weeks, and the citizens are 40
over loaded with gladncss that they
threaten TO paint the town red.
One OF Norway's saloonists was arrest
ed the other day on the charge Of violat-
ing the new liquor law. He waivcsl
examination and gave bonds To appear
at the next session Of the Circliitco
The summer resort season at Spread
Eagle has closed. II Is estimated that
fully 1 800 people visited the placcduring
thepast season. A number of new boats
will be purchased before next seasons
opening.
IL IL stated that the Chicago and North
Western Railway Company has decided
that in building bridges hereafter no
more soft sand stone viii be used, as
IL softens with the time when exposed
TO the elements. Nothing but granite viii
hereafter be used in bridges.
On Thursday morning oiIast week, one
OF the most disastrous fires that ever
visited Marinette swooped down upon
that city burning nearly hall Of the b,,si-
ness houses. The origin OF the fire is UNI
known. The loss n footed up at $215,-
900, with only partial insurance.
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DIAMOND DRILL CORES.

Put M your storm doors.
Monte cristo Monday night.
The social season has opened.
Old papers for sale at this office.
The autumn leaves have left, mostly.
You hear the ialling rain but not the
snow,
Things that cannot be killed has a very
good right TO live,
The walls Of the county building have
been banked up for the winter,
Funny some OF the amusement lovers
don't organize a progressive whist club.
The first sleigh bells Of the season iing-
led through our streets Sunday evening.
The weather is no longer warm, and
the GOODNESS 81 old winter has made its
appearance.
Begius 20 look like wintcrwas thegreet-
ing one received from every corner Mon
day morning.
A man considerably the worse off for
drunk occupied a berth on the railway
track the other day.
A resident kindly informed the writer
that ''quince Jelly was a delicious thing
To eat ON pancakes"
ConstinR was the order OF the evening
Tuesday night. The young people en-
ioyed themselves immensely
school boys are In all their glory now.
black eyes and broken pane 81 glass
viii be the result 81 many a snow ball.
II there il anything that the rising gen
GRAFTON. Of this place keeps IN order and
know where to find nj a moments notice
les their sicds.
Alden Benedict X one Of the most
promising young actors ON the stage
Chicago Herald. See him Monday night
AZ the opera house.
Ladies'. don't forget 10 examine th'
elegant line OF seal plush garments, wraps
and newmarkcts at MAX" the clothier''
before purchasing elsewhere
w L.tGoldcn. alter having finished hi
logging contract her moved with his crew
and outfit 10 Iron River Friday whcr
he viii oppcrate this winter.
Mr.. Alden Benedict II the only|success
Inl rival oi James O'Ncill In Monte Girls
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was 80 helpless he could not turn In bed,
or raise his head every body said he
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OF pills and two bottles Of the discovery,
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six pounds. Trial bottles Of this great
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amorphic states are made by the aid oi
water trains or tides, which dissolved
the aluminium OF the granite, syenite and
other Plutonic rocks, containing at that
time enormous quantities of carboic
acid, and washed the particles in the
form of clay To the lower or valley por-
tions OF the country Especially on the
shores OF the ancient rivers and oceans
these clay sediments settled, thus iorm-
ing horozontal beds. The internal heat
OF the earth after a while hardened these
layers, and the shrinkage OF their crest
and volcanic and other eruptions made
later or mt the same time finally turned
or twisted them
INTO THE SHAPE IN WHICH
they are found in this age. The iron
ore, as well as the rocks or stratum
which surrounded II, all went together.
But as the main moving is done by
shrinkage of the earth's crest, following
the cooling process Of theearth's interior
in a very regular and even manner, we
find that during the Huronian or met
amorphic ages, the rock layers were hit
ed up even, without much confusion, ana
40 we find the iron in all our northern
ranges. This is the case in the Gogebic,
Penokee, Menominec, Marquette, Yer
million, and other known rngcs, more
or lcss. II Is very
PROBABLE THAT riiE IRON
ore which has an elevated position IN
the ranges lay in many localities between
the ranges more or less horozontai.
Several deep holes In the right places
would prove the truth Of this theory.
Any hole bored would touch the granite,
which can be found anywhereat no great
depth. A variation Of the soft u the
hard hematite. II appears under the
same conditions as It's cousin, but ~ oi a
sharp, frey, strata nature or crystallinr
tendency, and the layers are not so
easily traceable az is the soft hematite.
The best Of tins ore resembles pure iron.
In brightness II Is similar 10 polished
stone. The
WIDTH or THE VEINS
Il about the same az the soft, hut more
| irregular in widening and shrinking.
believe the hard hematitcs are produced
| from soft hematites by being at some
4. -.
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Paying such exhorbitant prices for
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Don't you know that we can give you
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A Urcn has a quantity Of dry hard
wood, four loot, which he viii deliver at
$500 per cord. l2d'
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MINING POINTS.


r. t KIT ..<.<. - v---s 'r..<--~-<
=.
The following quite lengthy and very
able article ~ from the pen oi mr. "a.
Ioeliner, Milwaukee, gentleman: V
all iull metals iron has ~ iar the widest
distribution ON the earth, and the spec
troscope tells us that the same metals
also exist m large quanftties ~ otner
planets and stars. Meteoro'os ~nicn
have iound their wny 20 TINS cartn nave
been iound TO contain pure IRON, "nicn
~ evidence that the metal ~ universal.
The whole organic and inorganic "orlo
proves that iron exists ~ some form IN
nearly every pnrt'cIe 81 I" structnFe'l
The red color in our p'oou
~ MADE bx IRON,
the green m lenf - mace py 1fvn' anu
all primary ana secondary rocks con-
tain iron IN more OF less quantit'es' An
portion oi rne ar We preatne - 10 Con
nectton Win carponc he'u' anu -
part Oh our ur1nF"nter ~ serves as
ieeuer ior pi"nts ano "h'na'S' .'s.a'''
spring waters abound IA IRON, ana THESE
waters are IN many cases eseo h7 ne"''n- ,'a
restorefs 70 ih'ikor"'e "'e ry7'o"' i''-
solved in water, 1t generally has the form
OF iron oxidal, seldom as iron oxide, and
as such it comes TO daylight. But as IT.
has very interesting affinity 10 oxide
it soon associates with the oxide OF the
atmosphere, and settles in rusty yellow
hecks in the form Of iron oxidal hydrat
in calm spots. II these calm spots
HAVE ARou0H SURFACE,
the secretion forms so much the quicker.
Iron oxide thus treated becomes hard IN
time, and after a while IL unde1goes
capitalization, in which form il is the
well known swamp or bog iron ore. The
forming Of bog iron Is at present visible
in many places all over the world The
writer saw large tracts OF land In North
ern Germany between twenty and twenty
five years of age, which has been covered
. nv 81 laver az hog iron. The bog iron hat
been all used up in an iron furnace. To
d day new layer has been formed from
two to four feet in thickness, The sur
roundings are wet. swampy, and yer,
springy. AS said before, iron is part
= Of the
4 PRIMARY ROCKS
Ne especially the granite from wmch u wa
a, separated, either py corroong OF th'
re rock or by a decomposition, or py SUI
ic phuric acid waters or vapors, wnic'
compelledi IT partly 10 leave its assoc
a late carbonic acid ana come To the SIR
= lace with spring waters, either as sui
j phuric or carbonic oxide iron. It's m,
= hypothesis, studied In man,
@ - ~, ~ sa,,;.a,,,s =, ;ron -haa,;n
y Z .'..,,.s u .i,o o,.;o;, - ,nost iro,
-, I'll. 80 ;ro, ora ya;ns since ~,
. p,...r..se .aaaaa d,,,.;,,, .,,a ,,atanor,h;
- ,,,,..,,,,,',a 80. ~ havo b.,en ,or,,,a,
-, 49, 80 s,a,a h..ds coyerod hv tra,
= ni..,;,a 81 a,e+a,oo~n,,;c rocLs
u l ans
EXPERIENCES INDICATES.
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= - N,,'s..;,.s - ;.a, ,a;ns thosa ~ tl
pr - n's'.....,. !, u,al,;,.n xart,or
u ui:''D...'s W, a.a ~o..,,-o.s,e,n N,,cn.s,t,
,.,..'.. IN s,sr,, "a swa,, ,ro, /,
ne 49, sa,,, =, .hasa ,,,na,,,i.s ,nta ,he o.,
te sa.;ea :, ,.a ,r,,n stona or h.ua,;,.
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BAMhIiIE ORE BEDS
were formed il as follows: The old met
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il about the same as the soft, hut more
irregular in widening and shrinking. l
believe the hard hematitcs are produced
from soft hematites by being at some
previous time In vacuum under inn
<,...,.I...y..,I <.,. GlfI ,orD
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Jano 2j-l2:30 m.-Cotton firm and prices
.tGening little Miidling Upands 67sL; do Orleans,
5TI saes-s.O00 bales including 1000 bales for spec
nlstion and export Receipts 0000 bales, including 2I00
American 49,.
June delivery 566id; do Juno and July delivery %
0Id do July August delivery oo-64d; also D o.
Gld do. August aud September delivery e6;64i also
october and November delivery. S9;0tdi DO November
airy delivery 2664d do september delivery o676id.;
"s' D. mICotton.-M iddng Uplands. 6.d; do orleans.
1864. $1,000, = So, 49,, .,
FUTURES closed nrm: Upland. Low Middiing clause.
Jnns delivery 57.64d buyer do June and July dolly.
cry 3 57.04d. buyers do July and August delivery
Ssai buyers, August and SoptSlbor delivery, 50.
6la buyers do September and october delivery 464d
sellers. do October and November delivery 3l64d.
sellers do November and peeember delivery "a 94L
buysrs; do. December and January delivery 2I-64.
BUYERS do. september delivery. 6o-0id sellers sos
NORFOLK June 25.-Cotton quiet; Middling. 1OIs not
ami gross receipts 1903 bales exports Coastwise bales
sales = bales stock. 3, 100 bales
StyAssAH. June 25-Cott,n firm. Mdding. l0a; Low
MIIdling no a Good Ordinary. To- aud receipts
bales exports coastwse 100 bales sales bales stock
l,234 bales
low Middlng iOis good ordinary, Obi; not and gross
receipts 81 baes exports 10 Great Britain l2IO bales
sales, 400 bales stock. 55.4lS baoa